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If you are working in an Azure environment and you are using Azure Availability Tests you might run into the following Health Advisory event:

Recently a new vulnerability in OpenSSH has been identified and the first question that popped into my mind was: How do I make sure my nodes are not affected by _this vulnerability?

This blog post will be a quick one focusing on troubleshooting a less clear error, ‘Cannot delete entity, must remove tokens from principal first’, that Terraform can throw when you try to delete IAM users from AWS.

Recently, I had to enable WAF on our Azure Application Gateway.

A CNCF project, the Distributed Application Runtime (Dapr) provides APIs that simplify microservice connectivity.

Currently, there is no option for adding a Group as an Owner to a Service Principal or Azure AD Application.

The other day I was making changes to my helm charts and, after deploying my application, I noticed that one of my pods was stuck in a CreateContainerConfigError state.

In today’s world, security is a top priority for any organization or at least it should be.

When I started migrating to Kubernetes (K8s) I discovered that I can use Terraform for managing not only the infrastructure, but also I could define the K8s objects in it, but I also could use Helm to handle that.

We ran into an issue while applying our Terraform infrastructure on a M1 Mac where we were making use of the Terraform Provider Template.